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Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
rev l'gilts

Tne P, W. 81 B Railroad Company
Is having it's shed st tho stal!oa tixed
no with elactsic lIi HE. A t2 caaf 4
power tncsndescent ilahs is oeins
t,r,cd Wbsrlyer o g.s HRhS wa in-
merry. AT tho ends a;id mitala oi he
saeE are 4lacnio li~hts have orea
n .octl. W.an lhs witty iso mpisfes;
ana .he II 1. ats huna ADD IN 2pofettna
tint sh,,i n'l bo tne r22sS bni lsutiy
sh.ld Iil.o III :hs city
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

No use to go to PhiladeIphia for Clothing
We will sell You better suits and overcosis
al saving Of $s to s6 on every suit or over.
on boyB' suits or overooats. all styles Of
Mems, B,ys' and Ohildren's OlGthing
Brieg tho little boys along for suits and
owe coats. We have o large stock OF goods
for tho little ones, and sell them very low
Don't 20 to Philadelphia or elsewhere fol
Clothing till you come in ami see the won
derful good Clothing we have for Men
Hoys and Children. at the Great Banner
Sale opening this day, at the
Cor. of Seventh and Market SITS.
WILMINGTON, DEL. n2s-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Address Registered lsttsrs h
REw ORE.EAES N NATI0NAL BAa u
New Orleans, La.

DyfMEMuHD Taat tho presence Oi
n ~ wi u M tn Generals Bsaurexsrd
and Early, who are in ohares OF tho draw
and integrity, that the chanoes ere all
equal and that no one con possibly divine
what numbers will draw a Prize.
KEMEBE SER that the payment Of sl
Fr,sea Ia ssUARANTEEas BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS OF New Oriaans 8,
and tho Tic kets a 3 signed by tho ?rest.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
iigats are rocogaized n the highest Oourss;
therefore, beware OF snY limitations or ap,
uoYm0us schsnaa
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
krmed Dyspeptic.

Esary, d al franklin st.,
T.. writes, that, suffering
[.,m Indigestion, he was at
4 "a try Ayers sarsapariila
T.. was entirely cured.
Ll Aubin, Of High street.
E,,.., suffered for over a year
[,,.a. 50 that she could not
EJtood, became very weak,
[,tle to care for her family.
|, Medicines prescribed by
| ,.r any Of the remedies
L., tie cure Of Dyspepsia
| ,n,.l she commenced the
l.. Sarsaparilla, Three
uedlcine," she writes,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
."~s~|
A tiuud f>aper.

"There is one paper that will de-
stroy the polish OF any one it may
come in contact with"
"Bless me, my good man, what is
it's manner"
"Sand-papcr, madam.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Absurd

= ..oc,t cure for Indiges'
'I,. '[l, refrain from eating
! W., ,.,ome but il anything
'V,,, u, appetite and give tone
I .,,aans, ~, it is Ayers sar-
F',re r,'.. A, and, all over the land
.,,,, Of this medicine.
|, I u burroughs, Of 24s Eighth
r.,,on, ,,, writes; my hus-
f. ,y,r's sarsaparills, for
''.J torpid liver, and has
t. tsuel,cd."
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

=, n.a n-hy ass sIGS, n, EaHc tes Cs2lofias
" tee ant r.Aa :'Esld, ba= cried FOR LRj {. &
tHa.G sLt 4. { tIBu Miss, ehe chung TO "a or. 4
Ni,-r she h4L hiidre". shesSTs tneM Jhs
tD,JA
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
NUTICES

DLaheE rurE GShE@ULGX. THE
plA1hinery ard typo o; our print Ing
and binding os'ab,i'lmtnt nra nov remov
Ell to our Philadelphia Btabiiahment at
Six.h and Aroh streets, whsre all Of our
WU-E viii he-'eier 10 done. oar VIII
ulngt;n Il sftcs VII remain y; $40 $hip'ey
street until tu-.Ler ro,b:o 80 co-disliy
inyitp our fr!elds u ol!l Az soc us Mt our
Philadelphia oftico, nrc 70 send orders to
Oh her = ! O., NAV be mort coavsninnt to
them Wo now hive IN es.a0Hab naa: far
suttrlor In fac,liilcg to aoytninf We have
,vGr Lad before, and are n'ttcr a1ic than
cynr 20 turn cut eie2 IN: nud excelieut work,
on our cid & me bssis OF prices P.Aes, SOL d
ab .nGant ordori. fEhhiS BitO'S,
tl4ltt 3i3 ,hipiey 9trcet.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

2,lT0 Prizes, ACCOUNTING ra............ .s63s, 600
Application tor rates TO riubs should ne
made Only to ths ot1p Of tae COMPANY IN
Now Orleans.
For further Information write clearly, Civ
fnR full address. POSTAL NOTES. Express
Money Orders, or Eew York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency Dy express
tst our oxpeuso) addressed -
M. "A. ia UPHIN,
View Orleans. La
or n. n. HsAUPEaN.
WashcHEsen, ID q
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

.-a.s tIESS ~ NO ICs
s.g.. 'Jai tory isOnt room
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
BARGAINS! i!

We have eight or ton Domestic Sewing
Machines that have been used for renting
purposes and pecom lore or less defaced-
otherwise perfeot-that We will sell at q lis
count from regular price. None of these
N nac hines are over one year old, and prob.
Ably n, ueei ons-third that time. The
salue attachments aad guarantee given 81
with new machines, but no old machines
taken in exchange viii sell either on in.
siailments or Tor cash. Satisfaction guar
ante eli or money refunded.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

b.. .'r1liS AND Fait!.g
s,ss.LEU1Ini. S3l tsa fth
dllaLs
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
Or. Jays Liniment.
A Remedy for ali Aches or Pains

This remedy came from Paris, France, the
receipt Of q distinguished French physician
neVe before made known or used in thif
country, 1t relieves rheumatism, Neural
gia, Hesdaohe, Sprains, Bruises, etc., and
all diseases Of man or beast, requiring exter.
nal application. For sale st 4o2 Marks,
street. Also corner OF Oodax and Marshall
streets Wilmington, Dol. o2e-eod. ON
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
sutsSi

Ip-4 .,g.LtU,UR WOULD
4 -tee,lsW more bii's TO col.
lgD ! siepnons Ss6, or ut
-s ui2ets
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

NyU1IUL-ALL PERSONS Who lave
maic psymsn,s on lots in Mt. Salem
cemstery arc leIuostNd to cons forward
a ID ssttle or Kive satis'Cc csorY eecunty te :
io-e January ist, 1888 or tn. LOIS wili be Tor
feitrd, snd any Iedies IN them viii be ro-
msyrn, JlR3 W. haLEI,
d.3tu,th,s,st Eo,retafy.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

lJ-A LNc.,+ mo AND
;.gt6 .r ClngAsl Gnj o1lleo, g..
4.'.r' -, 2. nJOt. GB,i.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

~ q jJHs Yu Il .
as''' ao3. also vita board
pa 'sNGt. dl8 6ls
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

|l-5JAhDHR5 Al MRS
|b'E 1U. slsUrnu ie 6t oS-5m'
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

% - b fiR EF OY sTUR
r..l,Sr,uN~, No. 7OT Ship
az
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

f. W. 3 GENTLEMEN
.Ht 'H kIns strtet. oct2J-l
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

-a .Y5p ~ ia PPIY
L.E II Ettcts. nl3-ess
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

Al-t.P hILHbLD ILESA
|,Ye. o.e; must nave v ni
| I.f's4 ,'J,er this offi %. di2.et
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15

NYorIoE-rEw SERttS IN CLAY
~ ton Loan Association, ~ 90 q share
Inquire ofltiss. L.. CAhPENIAh, Jr.. or
N. Il. LIUHTENsrElr nSO.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
TLLOTlON NOTICE.

MO, so7 TATNALL ST. FOR SALE.
~ A three story brick DWELLING; has oil
tho modoln i'm progenonis, as3 Is In com.
plote order. Liitio cAsh required
dls.bt GEuRQE O. MhRlS.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
(IDUpTY rAxPAY gEs FOR 1857 TAKE

~ NOlIOE.
Asiho County and Fc0r TaxoE arc long
psSt tue, Rnd tho O0rnry needs the mCney,
all Llzos not setlci IN 8 4 ,yg from th!e no.
tica, 40 will proceed u low anc mako the
taxes with costs. ThtG Ittoe Is anal.
in. I. DiCKEY,
Coliector OF lst district.
PArhlOk NEARY,
dStf Collector of 2nd district.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
,.rI-ElirInW NOTICE,

CSLEC rIOW NOTICE.
u FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINaToN. RI, ecembsr 20, 1867.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
Ing of he slockholdtrs of this bank VIII be
hel at the banking houss on Tuesday, the
lOth day OF January, lssa between the hours
Of aud y. IN Tor the PURPOSE 81 eltcting
nluc stockholders 70 serve Ms directors the en-
suing year. GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG,
Il 10 i'm Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-15
EDWARD MELCHIOR.

-DKALKR IN
Guns, Rifles, Pistols ard Ammunitisu az
all kinds Canvas Goods, Breeehloadinn
Double barrel Guns, from 600 M.
Call before going elsewhere ct
S1A KlA0 srHHuR na
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
THE SPLIT.
The Withdrawal Of AEonongahels Lodge
Prom the Anaigamated.

The Withdrawal OF Nononsahels Lodge
From the Amaigamated.
PITTsBURG, June li.-THere was a seri-
Gus split in the Amalgamated Association
convention yesterday afternoon. The con-
vention adjourned at o'clock, when two
indignant members, much excited, emery
ed from the hall and stated positively that
the Monongaheh lodge, composed of the
skilled wOrkmen of Soho, had withdrawn
from the association, inasmuch as they had
not been given square deal. Following
the men were a number of delegates who
had been instructed to prevent the men
making public the action of the conven-
ton. They were unsuccessful, however, as
one of them made a complete statement.
Said he:
1--WE sent delegate to the convention
with proper credentials. When he arrived
they refused to seat him for the reason that
he had only been in this country six
months and was not a citizen of the United
States. We did not know this when we
elected him and at once proceeded TO elect
another man. In the meantime we dis
SOhSlCu lLdI lub NOuNSullOu usbu nS1NSh
the man who had received the DeXt high
est vote to the one we first sent down.
We were appointed committee TO
protest, and in order to show how en-
phatic the members were on this subject,
We were given the charter of our lodge
with instructions to give it up if we were
not successful. They refused to hear us,
and we handed in our charter, and the
lodge ut our mill will be abandoned.
Our request was fair one; but they
seemed determined to 20 against the wishes
of the men who compose the lodge"
There was quite breeze around the head
quarters for time, and Secretary Martin,
although delegated by the convention to
give information on the proceedings, shift
ed the responsibility to President Weihe.
The latter said that as TO the trouble be-
tween the association and the MOnOnga-
hela lodge he had rothing to say. The
lodge has Withdrawn from the association,
and if they do not return to the fold may
aid materially in strengthening the Ma
tional lodge of iron workers being formed
by the Knights of Labor TO oppose the
Amalgamated association.
The deliberations of the convention yes
terday were unusually interesting In the
muck or puddle mill the price per ton for
rolling muck on two pairs of rolls or less
was fixed at GSi cents instead of 6;S4 cents.
This is an advance of about nine per cent.
Instead of II cent for doubling muck iron,
the roller will receive ~ cents per ton
above the scale prices. This is a tri6e over
q ten per cent. advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
The Lutheran synod.

OMAHA, NEB., June 1.-THE Lutheran
National Synod to-day adopted new con-
stitution for the Publication Society. 1t
was decided net to publish n Lutheran
CyclOp;cdia for the present. 4 committee
was appointed and nominated n Board of
Publication. Members were also elected
for Board of Education. The ballot for
the place for the next Biennial Convention
of the General Synod resulted i'll the selec-
ton of Allegheny City, Pa. Fred w.
Keifer, of Allegheny City, was appointed
to act as Committee on Trans
portation for that Convention.
The Statistical Secretary read
his report covering period of one year,
showing from reports of district SynOds,
that there were connected with the Gener-
al SYNOD during 1856, l,2i5 churches and
1s5 stations. Losses by death were 2,2l7,
dismissed by certificate, 2,7O9, excommu-
nicated 1910.
Accession for the same period were;
BY infant baptism, 9,lS2; adult baptism,
3,0il; cOnfOrmatiOns, S,l53; certificates,
l,OGO; reStOrations, 6S5; communicate
memembership, 13i,7iO. Finances shows
the value of church property in the Cen
eral Synod to he 81, SOL, OF, Indebtedness
Sos, 5g2 81, local expenses for all objects
S6S2 ;}i2 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
PURSUED BY DISASTER.
Havem~yea's isIs Refinery in Isains--'rhri!l
ing scenes During the Fire.

Hayem.yea's i3Is Refinery in Rains~-f Thrill
ing scenes During the Fire.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The immense re-
finery of the Havemeyer Sugar Refining
Company, in Williamsburg, near Green
Point, was discovered to be in the flames
this morning about half-past one O'Clock.
The flames spread with frightful rapid
ity, and before three o'clock the entire re-
fi1,ery was in ruins. The spectacle was
magnificent, the fire lighting up the coun-
try for miles.
All was excitement along the wharf.
Several towboats at once came on the scene
and began towing the ships that lay at the
Hayemeyer wharf to a place Of safety in
the stream. Scarcely had this been done
when the refinery wharyes fell in. The
entire neighborhOOd, which is composed
largely of tenement hous Is, was in the
widest panic The people rushed from
their quarters, but, finding there was time
to slve some of their household goods, be-
gan to move them to places of safety.
Shortly after three o'clock more assist
ance was sent for, as Locks Iron Works,
the Brooklyn Cooperage and Glason's Glass
Works were in danger, but fortunately the
fire was confined TO the Havemeyer build
ings. The refinery was completely Quilted.
All but two of the men who were at work
in the buildings when the fire broke out
have been accounted for. 1t is supposed
the fire broke out in the stencil room.
Nothing is done there after O'Clock in the
evening. The majority employed in 1t are
boys. 1t will be remembered that strike
occurred in this factory year ago. Some
of those prominently identified in it were
not re-emplOyed. Vague threats have been
uttered from time to time and tits thought
they may have been connected with the lire.
The hands were nearly all Hungarians
and Poles who were known by numbers IN
stead of names. This makes it very diff
cult to ascertain definitely, asyet, whether
any lives were lost or not. Those who
first saw the fire say that, although the
flames spread with great rapidity, there
was time for all to escape.
Officers Gallagher and Cronin rs soon rs
they found house adjoining atire rushed
up the stairs and rescued two children, who
had not been awakened by the noise of the
cOnilagratlon.
The Havemeyer buildings covered nearly
half an acre of ground, were of brick, and
were six, eight and ten stories in height.
The ten-stOry structures were erected five
years ago at a cost of 800, 600. The con-
tents, consisting OFFS, 600 barrels Ofretined
sugar, 100000 gallons of liquor and val
liable machinery, are total loss. They
were worth about 800, 200; insured for
about half that amount. The total loss on
the buildings is about S60O,OO0.
Foreman Demarest states that the fire
originated in the liquor rooms, on the
fourth floor, from an explosion Of over
heated liquor. The flames spread rapidly,
and the 2OO men employed had barely time
to escape. 4 report was circulated that
from ten to twenty-five lives were lost, but
ut noon it was stated that only one man is
missing lie is single man and is sup
posed to be on spree somewhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
Remarkable story.

COLUMBIA, s. C., June IA remark
able story, reliably vouched for, comes here
from Georgetown county. A terrible hail
storm recently passed over Damho Lake,
celebrated for its great quantity of excel
lent fish. Limbs of trees and quantities OF
leaves were beaten into the water. Soon
after thousands OF fish in a dying condition
appeared OH the surface. 1t is estimated
that the dead fish will cover q hundred
acres of land a foot deep. The formerly
clear waters have turned inky black, and
filthy alligatOrs, costers and snakes left
the place in great numbers. Thousands OF
buzzards are congregated on the shore and
when alarmed arise and make noise SIM
liar to the roaring of an earthquake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
Hon. John II. Ewing,s Funeral.

Special TClCQTuIn 10 ne sunday RegtSeT.
WASHINGTON, PA, June 11.-The fun
eral Ofthe late Hon. John H. Ewing took
place from the First Presbyterian Church
O'Clock to-day. The pulpit was prOfuse-
ly decked with flowers from Mr.. Calwelps
green house, the pew of the deceased was
also draped and covered with lilies. The
casket, Opon which was beautiful anchor,
was placed Immediately in front of the
pulpit. The music was furnished by the
First Church choir, and Mrs. Reed sang
beautiful solo entitle, 'Oh, toy be Over
Yonder." The opening prayer was made
by the Rev. Snowden, of the Second
Church. DIR. Bronson, his pastor, then
made few most fitting and beautieshape
marks in which he spoke Of Niles etc, G
public and private character. have kindly
lowed by DR.. J. MOffett, VIII in readines
glowing tribnte to Mr.. EwiI NAV occur il
the time of his death, ~ AlS- go; marty
ton and Jefferson 0cOmR -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
r1NANcE AN TRApR.


Money at 3a4 Per Cent-Governmests
Dull and Steady-stoeks DuIl-F1our
Quiet aud Unchanged-wheat Quiet.
NEW YoRK, June 11.-Money on call
easy at 3a4 per cent, closed, offered, at 4
per cent; prime mercantile paper sac
per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and unchanged.
Eours Coupons; -
Fours -and-s- half
Pacific Skies Of 1895
SrATES-Dull and unchanged.
RAUR0ADS-Dull.
SToCKs-The stock market was remark
ably active to-day. The opening was weak,
the decline from last evenings figures ex-
tending to : per cent. Trading was exceed
ingly dull and prices remained steady and
a moderately firm tone prevailed during
the first hour, but after that time every
thing became heavy and the market closed
dull at a shade below opening prices. The
active stocks, with few exceptions, are all
lower this evening, but the declines, eN
cept in case of Louisville and Nashville,
which is down !, in no case exceeds ].
salts Of,O-U ohilSo. AhS Ahtih NipoSu
bid as4ollowS:
Adams Express l45; American Express
100: Canada Pacific 6l; Central Pacific
3Sl; Chesapeake and Ohio 81 do preferred
firsts 12} do seconds S;Chicago and Alton,
1872; do preferred 1872; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy AS; Delaware and Hudson
103l; Delaware, LaCkawanna and Western
1881; Denver and Rio Grande, 29l; Erie
32j; do preferred 73; Fl. Wayne, 1884;
Illinois Central, l25; Lake Shore, rs;
Michigan Central 93!; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, Is; do preferred, "A; Missouri
Pacific, 1923; Northern Pacific, 3lI; do
preferred, 6Ot; Chicago and Northwestern,
l23; do preferred l493; New York Gen.
trail, l12{; Oregon Transcontinental, 32l;
Pacific Mail, 543; Panama, =; Peoria, ID. "
E. 81; Pittsburg, l54; Pullman Palace
Car 1544 Reading, SIT; Rock Island, l34s;
st. Louis and San Francisco, IL; do pre-
terred, s15; first preferred, llS!; st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Minnesota llS!; St. Paul
and Omaha, 53! do preferred ll7l;
Texas Pacific, 32!; Union Pacific, 500;
United States Express IS; Western Union
Telegraph rs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13

BUFFALO, n. Y, June ll.-At the Inter
National Typographical Convention to-day
the report OF the Committee on Subordi-
nate Unions was taken up. 1t was de-
cided that no foreman shall have right
to discharge an incompetent Sub" when
the regular has not been notified of the
subs" ncompetency. 1t was resolved
that the report of the Committee on I'm
fair Offices he adopted by the Convention
and given into the hands of the BnflalO
Union, with instructions to carry ont the
recommendations The Convention then
went into secret session. The report on
Unfair Offices was submitted to the secret
session yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
DHULEEP SINGH.
A Willy HINDOO'S DEEP SCHEME.

LONDON, June ll.-Lord Duflerin, Vice
roy of India, is making an energetic effort
to locate the willy Hindoo known as
Dhuleep Singh, who is supposed to be
largely responsible for dangers which now
threaten India.
The treacherOus native pOtentate, it is
thought, would hardly risk himself on
India soil except in good disguise for the
present, but Lord Duflerin in recent dis
patches has expressed the belief that he is
either personally or through emissaries
stirring mp the Pishin tribes to revolt
These tribes are greatly excited by the
successful rebellion of the Ghilzais.
Dwelling Just across the frontier from
Afghanistan, they partake of many char
acteristics of these rcbelliOus subjects of
the Ameer and are encouraged by their
example to rise against their own masters,
the English. The larger part of the
AnGlO-Indian army is concentrated in their
vicinity in consequence, and the northern
frontier is left insufliciently protected.
II Russia wishes to act upon Dhuleep
Singh's advice and invade India, no more
propitious time could he chosen than the
present There are many who anticipate
such n movement, hut the closer students
of RuSSian methods take a different view
of the probabilities. That Russia will in
vade India is not doubted, but the history
of her past aggresSiOns indicates that the
invasion will he gradual. The Russian
frontier has been pressed southwark in this
insidiOuS manner ut the expense OF Persia
and Aighanistan, the Cars shrewd gener-
ais simply prying out position by their
obstinate, patient, unyielding grip on dis
puted territory, during the long drawn out
negotiations OF diplomats and boundary
commissions.
1t is understood from the reports Of trav-
elcrS that Russian exploring military eN-
petitions have already forced themselves
across the line into Northern India and
established some sort of local claim to be
used in future disputes with England rs
| basis Of settlement of frontiers. Such
bases are less expensive, rs n rule, than
open warfare, and frequently rs effective,
hut they are in fact only preliminary 70
war, which is expected whenever England
becomes engaged in strife elsewhere,
which will prevent her from giving ade-
quate protection to the threatened frontier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-13
The Yacht Race.

NEW YORK, June lin the Sewan-
heaka- Corinthian yacht regatta to-day,
there was fine sailing breeze all day,
although it fell during the home run. The
Atlantic for the third time this week, led
the fleet throughout. She made the thir-
ty-nine miles around Sandy Hook in A
hours and 80 minutes, beating the Priscilla,
corrected time, ; minutes, % seconds)
and the cutter Galatea, 6 minutes, % sec
onds. In the second class, the Titania
beat the Shamrock ; minutes IL seconds,
and the cutter Bedouin s minutes, ~ Sec
onds. In the other classes the schooner
Magic and sloops Cinderella, Rival and
Marietta won. The Oracle and lscult ear
ried away their top masts, and the Priscilla
split her balloon iib topSlil on the run
home